Colinton/Fairmilehead by-election to be held in January
A by-election will be held in the Colinton/Fairmilehead ward following the resignations of Councillor Marco Biagi and Councillor Louise Spence.
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Leader's report
Latest news from the Council Leader Adam McVey.
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Have your say on ground-breaking plans for transport and development in Edinburgh
Two major consultations on the future of transport and development in the Capital got underway today (Friday).
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New operator chosen for Gorgie City Farm site
The press release below was issued this morning on behalf of the Liquidator, Shona Campbell of MHA Henderson Loggie.
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Don't waste your chance to sign up for Garden Waste collections
Edinburgh’s Environment Convener is reminding residents who haven’t yet subscribed to the fortnightly garden waste collection service that they’ve got until 2pm on Monday 3 February to do so.
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Campaign launched in Edinburgh to prevent child neglect
A campaign encouraging families in Edinburgh to seek help has been launched by the city’s Child Protection Committee and NSPCC Scotland.
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Over £100m spent on upgrades to Council buildings and schools
Investment by the City of Edinburgh Council on upgrading, maintaining and repairing schools and other buildings in the Capital has broken through the £100m barrier.
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Edinburgh 2030: A "Million Tree City"
Edinburgh is set to be home to one million trees by the end of this decade, joining counterparts all over the globe in becoming a Million Tree City.
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Scotland's Bard through the ages - uncovering 19th century Leith's love of Burns
A time capsule discovered in Leith containing relics from the 19th century has offered a glimpse into locals’ love of the national bard, on the eve of Burns Night.
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Café culture with a Castle view as new planning guidance proposes a more flexible approach
Princes Street café culture is one step closer thanks to new planning guidance allowing a more flexible approach to proposals for cafés, restaurants and other ‘non-retail’ venues in the city centre.
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City Region Deal boosts inclusive construction and engineering skills supply
Over 2,000 people in south east Scotland are set to benefit from the first wave of skills and career support from the new Housing, Construction and Infrastructure (HCI) Skills Gateway.